Bogdan Rotarescu

[Bogdan Rotarescu @BogdanRotarescu]

@NickRTFM He is right tho

[Bogdan Rotarescu @BogdanRotarescu]

@NickRTFM Intensity and context matters, contact doesn’t automatically make it a red card

[Tristan Tate @TateTheTalisman]

Okay this is hilarious.

[Tristan Tate @TateTheTalisman]

No sexuality needs a flag, a parade or a month.

[Luke Belmar 👽 @lukebelmar]

Wake up to reality

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Hoes are dangerous with a platform.

They brainwash impressionable girls to become complete hoes, to cheat, to have 4 boyfriends at the same time.

This can easily provoke violence from the boyfriends, against her or each other.

They encourage naive girls with weak frames towards danger.

To download Tinder and meet strangers in random places?

How many murders and assaults happen this way?

How is this feminism? How is this protecting or helping women?

#Banhoes

[Bogdan Rotarescu @BogdanRotarescu]

@AlexHormozi Tate said the same thing and people think he was making fun of cooking 😅

[Chris Williamson @ChrisWillx]

Toxic Compassion is the prioritisation of short term emotional comfort over long-term outcomes.

Over truth, reality, flourishing, everything.

It optimises for appearing to do good, rather than actually doing good.

This is seen in much of popular culture as the desirable, fair, empathetic thing to do.

People would rather claim that body fat has no bearing on health and mortality outcomes to avoid making overweight individuals feel upset.

Even if this causes them to literally die sooner or have a worse quality of life over the long run.

Parents would sooner allow children to play computer games or watch screens and access social media every night instead of dealing with the discomfort of taking it away from them.

Even if it ruins their brain development, social skills and self esteem.

People would rather say that children growing up in single-parent households suffer no worse outcomes than those from two-parent homes.

Even if this misleads parents, children and teachers about why kids behave the way they do.

Campaigners would sooner shout Defund The Police as a response to what they perceive as the unfair treatment of criminals.

Even if this results in more crimes being committed against people from minority backgrounds due to the abandonment of police officers from those areas.

Elon Musk recently responded to criticism about his political alignment and contribution to climate change.

He identified how big of a shift Tesla had caused in the Electric Vehicle market, and the downstream impact of that on the environment, saying that he’s done more for the climate than any other human in history.

“What I care about is the reality of goodness, not the perception of it.

And what I see all over the place is people who care about looking good, while doing evil.”

The important tradeoff with all of these examples is between appearing good and actually doing good.

Telling people what they want to hear, giving them immediate gratification and avoiding saying anything that could cause distress prioritises the former over the latter.

The net effect is often wildly negative.

It’s the toddler who wants to eat ice cream every night.

Sure that might be what they want in the moment, but it’ll be wildly unhealthy over the long term.

I asked Jordan Peterson about this on our most recent episode.

“That’s exactly what the Oedipal situation is.

It’s the prioritisation of short term emotional comfort over long term thriving.

It’s going to hurt now, but the long consequences are positive.

If you give up your children to the world, you will keep them.”

The prospect of appearing bad while doing good is obviously not very enticing.

The opposite is Performative Empathy.

Saying whatever is required to look good, even if you don’t actually care.

And on the internet, the gap between words and actions has never been bigger.

You can be the least virtuous, meanest, most dishonest human on earth, but if you say the right things on social media, you look like a saint.

No one stress tests the words coming out of people’s mouths.

Which means that appearing good becomes more important than doing good.

Performative empathy is more rewarded than genuine empathy.

Posting about mistreated groups is more incentivised than helping mistreated groups.

puts flag in bio, has never actually donated to a charity

This isn’t me saying that you can’t do good whilst talking about it.

But that many (maybe even most) of the people who proselytise about how virtuous and caring they are, and how it’s everyone else who is evil, uncaring and the enemy are allowing their morality to stand on the shoulders of limited scrutiny.

“It’s like ‘look at how good I am’

Well if the ‘look at’ comes before the ‘how good I am’, it really wreaks havoc on the claim.” — @JordanBPeterson

Beware the people who prioritise saying good things, they might not be doing good things.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

Men love by telling you what to do and not allowing you to make stupid decisions

We save you from the female inclination to make stupid choices - protection

If a man isnt giving you instructions, he doenst love you.

If you wont listen to a mans instructions, you dont love him

[Myron Gaines @MyronGainesX]

Black person = Marry a sister, support black own businesses, we need to stick together, BLACK POWER=

Applauded

White person= Marry a white women, no race mixing, I'm proud to be white=

White supremacist & racist

Make that make sense. So only whites can be racist? THAT is racist in itself.

[Bogdan Rotarescu @BogdanRotarescu]

@purplepillpodtx I could be wrong but i never heard him say that

I did hear him talking about not going down on her, but that’s a different thing

And tbh i think people should use the information available and create their own prescriptions.

[Luke Belmar 👽 @lukebelmar]

EU CBDC is here. As I predicted in 2020.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Believe what you see, not what you’re told

[Luke Belmar 👽 @lukebelmar]

If you do only fans you’re not an entrepreneur you’re a prostitute.

[Andrew Tate @Cobratate]

As society encourages females to never take responsibility for anything, but still have authority over everything -

We enter a new reality where every bad decision a woman has ever made, is reframed into some sort of "abuse"

Females demand to be sovereign.

To reject the guidance of their fathers and partners and be able to do absolutely anything they want.

Yet years later when they regret their own actions, its always someone elses fault.

Never ever their own bad decision.

This is extremely dangerous.

[Ian Miles Cheong @ianmiles]

In one image, post a picture that will enrage the woke. Here, I’ll start.

[Bogdan Rotarescu @BogdanRotarescu]

@lukebelmar Yes

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

Self love isn’t a wine and spa day, it’s holding yourself to a higher standard than anyone else does.

[Bogdan Rotarescu @BogdanRotarescu]

@ElonMuskAOC Take my money